Ilika (IKA) Capital Markets Day – December 2021

The Ilika management team outline the business, the market and the opportunities.  Further, five partners illustrate their use of Ilika's solid state batteries.  The day ends with a tour of the facilities.  This overview brings to life the scope of applications for both Stereax and Goliath and the path to commercialisation for Ilika.

Graeme Purdy, CEO
00:18 Overview of the day
01:32 Introduction to the presentation
02:05 The management team
03: 51 Business overview & global battery markets
05: 58 Solid state batteries
08:00 The business model: Stereax

John Tinson, VP Sales & Marketing
09:40 Stereax for Smart Orthopaedics
12:10 Nerve Stimulators by Stereax
14:12 Client testimonial: Vitruvens
15:40 Client testimonial: NXT STIM
17:41 Client testimonial: BLINK ENERGY
19:35 Client testimonial: WindTak

Graeme Purdy, CEO
21:08 Goliath addressable market growth

John Tinson, VP Sales & Marketing
24:00 Goliath cells for Super/Hyper cars
26:29 Goliath non-auto application

Robin Bell, VP Product Development
28:45 Goliath Technical progress
29:59 NPD to MVP
30:47 Goliath commercialisation pathway & manufacturing scale-up

Steve Boydell, CFO
32:24 Post year end fund raise
33:00 OTCQX

Graeme Purdy, CEO
34:00 Summary

34:33 Q&A
45:06 Facility tour
49:33 Graeme Purdy reflections on the day.

Ilika plc is the holding company. The Company is engaged in the production, design and development of high throughput methods of material synthesis, characterization and screening. It has developed solid-state battery technology to meet the demands of the Internet of Things (IoT). The Company has materials development programs addressing a range of applications, including the solid-state battery, aerospace alloys and electronic materials. It has developed a type of lithium-ion battery, which, instead of using the usual liquid or polymer electrolyte, uses a ceramic ion conductor. It offers Stereax M250 rechargeable, thin film battery. It has applications in autonomous sensor devices, smart homes (heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), security, light), automotive (infotainment, sensors), logistics (asset tracking), medical devices (biometric monitoring) and wearables. It is also developing superalloys, self-healing alloys and smart materials for electronic data storage.